Campo Azul Single Barrel Tennessee Whiskey Barrel Finish Extra Anejo 2013
Campo Azul Single Barrel Tennessee Whiskey Barrel Finish Extra Anejo 2013 is a patience project — a 750mL vintage extra anejo distilled in 2013 and finished nearly a decade in a single Tennessee whiskey barrel, from Casa Campo Azul in Los Altos de Jalisco, and you can order it online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
- Size: 750mL — single barrel (barrel-varying ABV; documented 42.1–42.65% — bottle label authoritative)
- Age: Distilled 2013, bottled after ~9.8 years in barrel (retailer-documented; confirm vintage from the bottle)
- Finish: Reconditioned American white oak Tennessee whiskey barrels
- Origin: Jesus Maria, Los Altos de Jalisco, Mexico — Casa Campo Azul
- Profile: Vanilla, caramel, cooked agave, mulling spices, dark chocolate, long smooth finish
A 2013 Vintage, Finished in Tennessee Oak
Most extra anejos rest three to five years; this one went nearly ten. Campo Azul took 2013-distilled tequila from Los Altos de Jalisco and laid it down in a single reconditioned Tennessee whiskey barrel, bottling it straight from that one cask almost a decade later. The result sits at the far edge of what extra anejo can be — deep, dark, and whiskey-adjacent. Compare it with other long-rested expressions in the anejo tequila collection, browse the wider tequila collection, or see everything from Campo Azul.
Tasting Notes
Vanilla and caramel up front, cooked agave underneath, mulling spices and a wet-rainforest earthiness mid-palate, dark chocolate on a long, smooth finish.
How to Enjoy
Neat in a snifter — this is a contemplative pour, not a mixer. A drop of water opens the spice. Pair with dark chocolate, a fine cigar, or aged Manchego.
Frequently Asked Questions
How old is the Campo Azul 2013 Single Barrel Extra Anejo?
Distilled in 2013 and bottled after roughly 9.8 years in a Tennessee whiskey barrel, per retailer documentation — confirm the vintage on the bottle.
What is the ABV?
It varies by barrel (documented 42.1–42.65%) — the bottle label is authoritative.
What does extra anejo mean?
Tequila aged a minimum of three years in oak — this bottle goes far beyond that minimum.
Is it a single barrel?
Yes — each bottle comes from one individual whiskey barrel, so every barrel is its own release.
A decade-deep vintage tequila — order Campo Azul Single Barrel Extra Anejo 2013 online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.